Mrs. Roedel hosts bridgelunch party with prizes in Hillsdale
Mrs. A B Roedel concluded a series of social events with a bridge luncheon at o'chuck featuring yellow and white decorations. Prizes went to Mrs. W E Mullen and Mrs. Clara Bond. The day also marked anniversaries and a surprise birthday for Mrs. Forsythe, with gifts of Sterling Silver and a luncheon. The piece recounts additional society notices and upcoming events in Hillsdale including a wedding and church conventions.
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A. B. Roedel
O'Chuck
W. E. Mullen
W. E. Dimpen
John Smith
Roedel
W. &. Mullen
Clara Bond
B. Forsythe
Mr Porgathe
Mr. Porerthe
Stanley K. Markley
Fern Fenwick
Markley
Presbyterian Church At
Hillsdale
Miss Fenwick
Minnie Fenwick
Golden Prairie Herald
W. C. Faucette
Sunrise
Faucette
Benedict
Visiting List Recaps Local Residents Travel
Mrs. Ludvigsen and daughter hosted at home with Mrs. Forsythe after returning from Rock Springs where she visited for months. Mrs. Lewis Kirk came back from Grand Rapids Michigan to Netford apartments. Mrs. Burrage and late daughter visit from Laramie to see Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walton. Mrs. A. W. Artmepurger and Mr. and Mrs. James Mathisen returned from farmland. W. B. Chaplin also noted among returning locals.
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Ludvigsen
I. B. Forsythe
Rock Springs
Lewis Kirk
Grand Rapids
Mich
Netford
Burrage
Laramie
J. H. Wal
Bridge and Club Notices from Local Women’s Groups
Mrs Hilly Walker postponed the Wednesday Bridge club meeting to next week due to her absence. The Coterie Art Club plans an afternoon meeting with Mrs Herman Imam. No card social Friday evening at the Praternal ball held by the Mictakees. The Knights invite public entertainment starting at 8 o clock. Thursday Bridge Club to be hosted by Mrs AR Tyson with a $22 gift.
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Hilly Walker
Wednesday Bridge Club
Coterie Art Club
Herman Imam
Tyson
Fragmented medical prose on consumption treatment and remedies
The text reads as a garbled early 20th century note discussing treatment for consumption and alternative cures. Mention appears of Keanel's store in Surwlone New York, a Pharmacy in Philadelphia, and references to opiates and bed rest. overall it presents a collage of medical claims and vendor names with unclear context.
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Blulberg
Keanels
Surwlone
N.Y
Sullmen
Malace Pharmacy Drug Fo
Church Circle Postpones South Cheyenne Revival Meeting
In church circles the South Cheyenne W C T US has postponed its Thursday afternoon meeting and will reconvene on a later date after a recount of revival meetings is completed.
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South Cheyenne
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